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Common name: Cyclamen
Latin name:
Cyclamen persicum spp

Cyclamen persicum
Native to: Originally Greece and the Mediterranean Islands.
Growth habit:
A indoor small upright bush.
Temps: Prefers a cool area.
Humidity:
Place on pebble tray.
Pests: Watch for aphids and spider mites on plants leaves and stems.
Lighting:
Pictured Potted Flowering Plant: 
6" Flowering Cyclamen
Cultural information: Cyclamens are usually found in 4" and 6" containers in shades of pink, purple, red, white, and bi-colors flowers. Some hybrid varieties of Cyclamen plants have attractively colored foliage. 

In the house, keep your Cyclamen plant in a cool location. Preferably a northern facing window. The soil should be moist but not soggy. Allow a little water to remain in the pebble tray being careful not to allow the plant to sit in water.


Discard your Cyclamen when it becomes unattractive and pick up a new indoor flowering house plant.

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